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	{{Short description\|aria written for Farinelli by Nicola Porpora}}		{{Short description\|aria written for Farinelli by Nicola Porpora}}
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	\| name = Polifemo<!-- ~~use \|list_title= if list~~ -->		\| name = Polifemo
	\| genre = opera seria		\| italic title = <!-- yes / no; defaults to yes -->
	~~\| subtitle =~~		\| genre = opera seria
	~~\| type =~~		\| composer = [[Nicola Porpora]]
	\| composer = [[Nicola Porpora]]		\| image = Polifemo - title page of revised libretto.jpg
	\| image = ~~Front~~ page of ~~Polifemo sigr Porpora~~.~~png<!-- free image only -->~~		\| image_upright =
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	\| alt = ~~First~~ page of ~~a collection~~ of ~~arias from Porporas~~ ''[[Polifemo]]''		\| caption = English title page of the revised version of Nicola Porpora's opera ''Polifemo''
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	~~\| caption = First page of a collection of arias from Porporas "Polifemo"<ref name="IMSLP"/>~~		\| native_name =
	~~\| translation~~ =		\| native_name_lang = <!-- ISO 639-2 code e.g. "fr" for French. If more than one, use {{lang}} instead -->
	\| native_name =		\| translated_name = Polyphemus
	\| native_name_lang ~~= it~~		\| other_name =
	~~\| full_title = Polifemo~~		\| librettist = [[Paolo Rolli]]
	~~\| full_title_English~~ ~~= Polypheme (Modern English: Polyphemus)~~		\| language = Italian
	~~\| other_name =~~		\| based_on = Metamorphoses by Ovid
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	~~\| libretto~~ = [[Paolo ~~Rolli\|Paolo Antonio~~ Rolli]]
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	\| premiere_location = King's Theatre		\| premiere_location = King's Theatre
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	'''"{{lang\|it\|Alto Giove}}"''', sung by the character Acis (Italian: {{lang\|it\|Aci}}) in [[Nicola Porpora]]'s "''[[Polifemo]]''", has been brought to great popularity by the motion picture ''Farinelli''<ref name="IMDB"/>, where the protagonist prominently sings it. The poignant thanks to his creator for the gift of immortality that comes at the ultimate price summarized the theme of the movie perfectly and also resonated with the audiences.<p>		'''"{{lang\|it\|Alto Giove}}"''', sung by the character Acis (Italian: {{lang\|it\|Aci}}) in [[Nicola Porpora]]'s "''[[Polifemo]]''", has been brought to great popularity by the motion picture ''Farinelli''<ref name="IMDB"/>, where the protagonist prominently sings it. The poignant thanks to his creator for the gift of immortality that comes at the ultimate price summarized the theme of the movie perfectly and also resonated with the audiences.<p>

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	\| text =		\| text =
	\| libretto = [[Paolo Antonio Rolli]]		\| libretto = [[Paolo Rolli\|Paolo Antonio Rolli]]
	\| language = Italian		\| language = Italian
	\| based_on = Metamorphoses by Ovid		\| based_on = Metamorphoses by Ovid

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	{{Short description\|aria written for Farinelli by Nicola ~~Antonio~~ Porpora}}		{{Short description\|aria written for Farinelli by Nicola Porpora}}
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	{{Infobox musical composition		{{Infobox musical composition
	\| name = ~~Polifem~~<!-- use \|list_title= if list -->		\| name = Polifemo<!-- use \|list_title= if list -->
	\| subtitle =		\| subtitle =
	\| type =		\| type =
	\| composer = [[Nicola ~~Antonio~~ Porpora]]		\| composer = [[Nicola Porpora]]
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	'''"{{lang\|it\|Alto Giove}}"''', sung by the character Acis (Italian: {{lang\|it\|Aci}}) in [[Nicola ~~Antonio~~ Porpora]]'s "''[[Polifemo]]''", has been brought to great popularity by the motion picture ''Farinelli''<ref name="IMDB"/>, where the protagonist prominently sings it. The poignant thanks to his creator for the gift of immortality that comes at the ultimate price summarized the theme of the movie perfectly and also resonated with the audiences.<p>		'''"{{lang\|it\|Alto Giove}}"''', sung by the character Acis (Italian: {{lang\|it\|Aci}}) in [[Nicola Porpora]]'s "''[[Polifemo]]''", has been brought to great popularity by the motion picture ''Farinelli''<ref name="IMDB"/>, where the protagonist prominently sings it. The poignant thanks to his creator for the gift of immortality that comes at the ultimate price summarized the theme of the movie perfectly and also resonated with the audiences.<p>
	"{{lang\|it\|Alto Giove}}" is a showpiece of Porpora's artistry as much as it is of his pupil's, [[Farinelli]]. The beautiful lyrical composition shows Porpora's deep musicality – and his trust in Farinelli's ability to captivate the audience in the absence of vocal stunts.<ref name="IMSLP"/><p>		"{{lang\|it\|Alto Giove}}" is a showpiece of Porpora's artistry as much as it is of his pupil's, [[Farinelli]]. The beautiful lyrical composition shows Porpora's deep musicality – and his trust in Farinelli's ability to captivate the audience in the absence of vocal stunts.<ref name="IMSLP"/><p>
	"{{lang\|it\|Alto Giove}}" appears on the following album:		"{{lang\|it\|Alto Giove}}" appears on the following album:

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Background

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	Musically, the B-part with its triple-meter does not very fit very well with the A-part and is slightly higher in tessitura which also suggests it was added as an afterthought with the sole purpose to serve as an excuse for the {{lang\|it\|da capo}}.		Musically, the B-part with its triple-meter does not very fit very well with the A-part and is slightly higher in tessitura which also suggests it was added as an afterthought with the sole purpose to serve as an excuse for the {{lang\|it\|da capo}}.
	<p>		<p>
	Conclusion: {{lang\|it\|"Diva amorosa e bella"}} might be a fond address. As Acis pleads that Galatea may be restored to him (which excludes her), this leaves one other character, Nerea, who is only existent in the version of the libretto which contains "Alto Giove" – or a different goddess altogether who might have appeared beside Jove.<ref name="Libretti"/> What ~~is a strong agument for~~ it being Nerea is that ~~she~~ appears in the preceding scene, and that, responding to Galatea's plea to Jove to restore Acis to her, she ushers in Acis's aria with {{lang\|it\|"T'ascoltò Giove, ed annuì co 'l ciglio."}} ("Jove heard you and nodded.") (FR, 2021)		Conclusion: {{lang\|it\|"Diva amorosa e bella"}} might be a fond address. As Acis pleads that Galatea may be restored to him (which excludes her), this leaves one other character, Nerea, who is only existent in the version of the libretto which contains "Alto Giove" – (or a different goddess altogether who might have appeared beside Jove).<ref name="Libretti"/> What supports the theory of it being Nerea is that the latter appears in the preceding scene, and that, responding to Galatea's plea to Jove to restore Acis to her, she ushers in the new scene (and Acis's aria) with {{lang\|it\|"T'ascoltò Giove, ed annuì co 'l ciglio."}} ("Jove heard you and nodded.") (FR, 2021)

	==Manuscripts and sheet music==		==Manuscripts and sheet music==

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Libretto

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	\| language-note =		\| language-note =
	\| libretto-text =<poem>Großer Jupiter,		\| libretto-text =<poem>{{lang\|de\|Großer Jupiter,
	durch deine Gnade und deinen Verdienst		durch deine Gnade und deinen Verdienst
	verleiht mir deine hoheitliche Geste		verleiht mir deine hoheitliche Geste
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	Um die ich schon so viel geseufzt habe,		Um die ich schon so viel geseufzt habe,
	liebevolle und schöne Göttin,		liebevolle und schöne Göttin,
	ist ein Geschenk so unvergleichlich wie deine Schönheit.<ref name="FR"/>		ist ein Geschenk so unvergleichlich wie deine Schönheit.}}<ref name="FR"/>
	</poem>}}		</poem>}}
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	'''"{{lang\|it\|Alto Giove}}"''', sung by the character Acis (Italian: {{lang\|it\|Aci}}) in [[Nicola Antonio Porpora]]'s "''[[Polifemo]]''", has been brought to great popularity by the motion picture ''Farinelli''<ref name="IMDB"/>, where the protagonist prominently sings it. The poignant thanks to his creator for the gift of immortality that comes at the ultimate price summarized the theme of the movie perfectly and also resonated with the audiences.<p>		'''"{{lang\|it\|Alto Giove}}"''', sung by the character Acis (Italian: {{lang\|it\|Aci}}) in [[Nicola Antonio Porpora]]'s "''[[Polifemo]]''", has been brought to great popularity by the motion picture ''Farinelli''<ref name="IMDB"/>, where the protagonist prominently sings it. The poignant thanks to his creator for the gift of immortality that comes at the ultimate price summarized the theme of the movie perfectly and also resonated with the audiences.<p>
	"{{lang\|it\|Alto Giove}}" is a showpiece of Porpora's artistry as much as it is of his pupil's, [[Farinelli]]. The beautiful lyrical composition shows Porpora's deep musicality – and his trust in Farinelli's ability to captivate the audience in the absence of vocal stunts.<ref name="IMSLP"/><p>		"{{lang\|it\|Alto Giove}}" is a showpiece of Porpora's artistry as much as it is of his pupil's, [[Farinelli]]. The beautiful lyrical composition shows Porpora's deep musicality – and his trust in Farinelli's ability to captivate the audience in the absence of vocal stunts.<ref name="IMSLP"/><p>
	"{{lang\|it\|Alto Giove}}" It appears on the following album:		"{{lang\|it\|Alto Giove}}" appears on the following album:

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	'''"{{lang\|it\|Alto Giove}}"''', sung by the character Acis (Italian: {{lang\|it\|Aci}}) in [[Nicola Antonio Porpora]]'s "''[[Polifemo]]''", has been brought to great popularity by the motion picture ''Farinelli''<ref name="IMDB"/>, where the protagonist prominently sings it. The poignant thanks to his creator for the gift of immortality that comes at the ultimate price ~~resonated~~ summarized the theme of the movie perfectly and also resonated with the audiences.<p>		'''"{{lang\|it\|Alto Giove}}"''', sung by the character Acis (Italian: {{lang\|it\|Aci}}) in [[Nicola Antonio Porpora]]'s "''[[Polifemo]]''", has been brought to great popularity by the motion picture ''Farinelli''<ref name="IMDB"/>, where the protagonist prominently sings it. The poignant thanks to his creator for the gift of immortality that comes at the ultimate price summarized the theme of the movie perfectly and also resonated with the audiences.<p>
	"{{lang\|it\|Alto Giove}}" is a showpiece of Porpora's artistry as much as it is of his pupil's, [[Farinelli]]. The beautiful lyrical composition shows Porpora's deep musicality – and his trust in Farinelli's ability to captivate the audience in the absence of vocal stunts.<ref name="IMSLP"/><p>		"{{lang\|it\|Alto Giove}}" is a showpiece of Porpora's artistry as much as it is of his pupil's, [[Farinelli]]. The beautiful lyrical composition shows Porpora's deep musicality – and his trust in Farinelli's ability to captivate the audience in the absence of vocal stunts.<ref name="IMSLP"/><p>
	"{{lang\|it\|Alto Giove}}" It appears on the following album:		"{{lang\|it\|Alto Giove}}" It appears on the following album:

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	==Manuscripts and sheet music==		==Manuscripts and sheet music==
	~~[[File:Incipit alto giove.jpg\|thumb\|alt=Incipit of "Alto Giove"\|Incipit of "Alto Giove"<ref name="IMSLP"/>]]~~
	*A selection of Arias from Polifemo<br>		*A selection of Arias from Polifemo<br>
	Royal College of Music (Public Domain)<br>		:Royal College of Music (Public Domain)<br>
	Misc. Notes RCM Library item D1424/4<br>		:Misc. Notes RCM Library item D1424/4<br>
	OCLC 22913312<br>		:OCLC 22913312<br>
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	}}		}}<ref name="IMSLP"/>
	*Libretto at {{URL\|http://www.librettidopera.it/index.html\|Libretti d'Opera Italiani}}		*Libretto at {{URL\|http://www.librettidopera.it/index.html\|Libretti d'Opera Italiani}}<ref name="Libretti"/>
	{{cite web		:{{cite web
	\|url=http://www.librettidopera.it/zpdf/polifemo1735_bn.pdf		\|url=http://www.librettidopera.it/zpdf/polifemo1735_bn.pdf
	\|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20211001183105/http://www.librettidopera.it/zpdf/polifemo1735_bn.pdf		\|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20211001183105/http://www.librettidopera.it/zpdf/polifemo1735_bn.pdf
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	*Score		*Score
	~~<poem>~~Porpora, Nicola (1686-1768), Polifemo		:Porpora, Nicola (1686-1768), Polifemo
	Title on source: Polifemo, Poesia del Sigr. Paolo Rolli, Musica Del Sigr. Nicolò Porpora. Londra 1735.		:Title on source: Polifemo, Poesia del Sigr. Paolo Rolli, Musica Del Sigr. Nicolò Porpora. Londra 1735.
	Material: score (3 vol.): 80, 69, 78f.		:Material: score (3 vol.): 80, 69, 78f.
	Manuscript copy: 1735 (1735); 22,5 x 28,5 cm		:Manuscript copy: 1735 (1735); 22,5 x 28,5 cm
	Library (siglum) shelfmark: London, The British Library (GB-Lbl) R.M.23.a.7-9.		:Library (siglum) shelfmark: London, The British Library (GB-Lbl) R.M.23.a.7-9.
	RISM ID no.: 800190005<ref name="OPAC"/~~></poem~~>		:RISM ID no.: 800190005<ref name="OPAC"/>

	==References==		==References==

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	{{Short description\|aria written for Farinelli by Nicola Porpora}}		{{Short description\|aria written for Farinelli by Nicola Porpora}}
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	\| name = Polifemo<!-- ~~use \|list_title= if list~~ -->		\| name = Polifemo
	\| genre = opera seria		\| italic title = <!-- yes / no; defaults to yes -->
	~~\| subtitle =~~		\| genre = opera seria
	~~\| type =~~		\| composer = [[Nicola Porpora]]
	\| composer = [[Nicola Porpora]]		\| image = Polifemo - title page of revised libretto.jpg
	\| image = ~~Front~~ page of ~~Polifemo sigr Porpora~~.~~png<!-- free image only -->~~		\| image_upright =
	\| ~~image_size~~ =		\| alt =
	\| alt = ~~First~~ page of ~~a collection~~ of ~~arias from Porporas~~ ''[[Polifemo]]''		\| caption = English title page of the revised version of Nicola Porpora's opera ''Polifemo''
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	\| native_name =		\| translated_name = Polyphemus
	\| native_name_lang ~~= it~~		\| other_name =
	~~\| full_title = Polifemo~~		\| librettist = [[Paolo Rolli]]
	~~\| full_title_English~~ ~~= Polypheme (Modern English: Polyphemus)~~		\| language = Italian
	~~\| other_name =~~		\| based_on = Metamorphoses by Ovid
	~~\| key =~~		\| premiere_date = {{Start date\|1735\|02\|01}}
	~~\| catalogue =~~
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	~~\| ISWC =~~
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	~~\| libretto~~ = [[Paolo ~~Rolli\|Paolo Antonio~~ Rolli]]
	\| language = Italian
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	~~\| dedication =~~
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	~~\| published = before or around {{circa}}{{date\|1785}}~~
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	\| premiere_location = King's Theatre		\| premiere_location = King's Theatre
	~~\| premiere_conductor =~~
	~~\| premiere_performers =~~
	~~\| misc =~~
	~~\| Audio sample? = <!-- Set to yes if an audio sample is needed, places page in [[Category:Song articles missing an audio sample]] -->~~
	}}		}}
	'''"{{lang\|it\|Alto Giove}}"''', sung by the character Acis (Italian: {{lang\|it\|Aci}}) in [[Nicola Porpora]]'s "''[[Polifemo]]''", has been brought to great popularity by the motion picture ''Farinelli''<ref name="IMDB"/>, where the protagonist prominently sings it. The poignant thanks to his creator for the gift of immortality that comes at the ultimate price summarized the theme of the movie perfectly and also resonated with the audiences.<p>		'''"{{lang\|it\|Alto Giove}}"''', sung by the character Acis (Italian: {{lang\|it\|Aci}}) in [[Nicola Porpora]]'s "''[[Polifemo]]''", has been brought to great popularity by the motion picture ''Farinelli''<ref name="IMDB"/>, where the protagonist prominently sings it. The poignant thanks to his creator for the gift of immortality that comes at the ultimate price summarized the theme of the movie perfectly and also resonated with the audiences.<p>

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	'''"{{lang\|it\|Alto Giove}}"''', sung by the character Acis (Italian: {{lang\|it\|Aci}}) in [[Nicola Antonio Porpora]]'s "''[[Polifemo]]''", has been brought to great popularity by the motion picture ''Farinelli''<ref name="IMDB"/>, where the protagonist prominently sings it. The poignant thanks to his creator for the gift of immortality that comes at the ultimate price summarized the theme of the movie perfectly and also resonated with the audiences.<p>		'''"{{lang\|it\|Alto Giove}}"''', sung by the character Acis (Italian: {{lang\|it\|Aci}}) in [[Nicola Antonio Porpora]]'s "''[[Polifemo]]''", has been brought to great popularity by the motion picture ''Farinelli''<ref name="IMDB"/>, where the protagonist prominently sings it. The poignant thanks to his creator for the gift of immortality that comes at the ultimate price summarized the theme of the movie perfectly and also resonated with the audiences.<p>
	"{{lang\|it\|Alto Giove}}" is a showpiece of Porpora's artistry as much as it is of his pupil's, [[Farinelli]]. The beautiful lyrical composition shows Porpora's deep musicality – and his trust in Farinelli's ability to captivate the audience in the absence of vocal stunts.<ref name="IMSLP"/><p>		"{{lang\|it\|Alto Giove}}" is a showpiece of Porpora's artistry as much as it is of his pupil's, [[Farinelli]]. The beautiful lyrical composition shows Porpora's deep musicality – and his trust in Farinelli's ability to captivate the audience in the absence of vocal stunts.<ref name="IMSLP"/><p>
	"{{lang\|it\|Alto Giove}}" It appears on the following album:		"{{lang\|it\|Alto Giove}}" appears on the following album:

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